Researchers Discover More Than 100 New Gut Bacteria
In a significant leap forward for microbiome studies, researchers from
the Wellcome Sanger Institute and Hudson Institute of Medical Research,
Australia isolated and sequenced 105 brand new gut bacteria species.
Dr. Samuel Forster, first author on the research paper, said, “This
study has led to the creation of the largest and most comprehensive
public database of human health-associated intestinal bacteria. The gut
microbiome plays a major [role] in health and disease. This important
resource will fundamentally change the way researchers study the
microbiome.”
Studies like this one are crucial to our understanding of the mighty
microbiome, and it’s exciting to see more and more interest from the
medical and scientific community around this topic. As our own studies
conducted by The Hughes Center have
established, the microbiome impacts virtually every system in the human
body. With this particular discovery, we now know a little more about
the vast microbiome, and can further understand its role in helping
people achieve Elite Health.
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Source:
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2019/02/190204114602.htm
